My beloved guy, Mr. Sweet, departed on Saturday morning, August 24th. Mr. Sweet was a spunky, happy guy right up to the end. We celebrated his 93rd birthday one month ago with pie, his favorite food, and with many friends who dropped by.

Allen was a proud Korean War veteran who received campaign ribbons for National Defense, Japanese Occupation, United Nations, Korean Service, Good Conduct, and China Service.

Interesting facts about Allen:

·       He played drums in a marching band from 8th grade through high school.

·       He was a champion figure skater (roller skates). He and his partner participated in competitions throughout the Midwest.

·       He owned a Capuchin monkey named Hector when his children from his first marriage were in grade school.

·       He  was a professional electrician who specialized in high voltage. Mr. Sparky!

·       For many years, he helped set up and manage the annual Thunderboat Races in San Diego Bay and helped to train the Mission Bay Ski Team.

·       After relocating to  Helena in 2010, he joined Habitat for Humanity to use his professional skills for the community.

Allen retired in 1993 and departed at age 93. His devoted wife Jean is grateful for all the love and support throughout his final illness.

Simple Cremation Montana has assisted the family.